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This report reflects the findings of a qualitative research project which examined the in-call se... more This report reflects the findings of a qualitative research project which examined the in-call sex trade work in Montreal and Toronto from the perspective of marginal labour. This approach immediately positions the study outside of questions of deviance and morality and instead draws attention to the ways laws and regulatory practices are mediated by, and interface with, stigma, labour process, and labour structure to condition the experience of labour. Data from an earlier qualitative research study of exotic dancers was drawn upon in order to highlight the diversity of marginal labour and to position the in-call sex trade industry within broader labour market conditions.
This report reflects the findings of a qualitative research project which examined the in-call se... more This report reflects the findings of a qualitative research project which examined the in-call sex trade work in Montreal and Toronto from the perspective of marginal labour. This approach immediately positions the study outside of questions of deviance and morality and instead draws attention to the ways laws and regulatory practices are mediated by, and interface with, stigma, labour process, and labour structure to condition the experience of labour. Data from an earlier qualitative research study of exotic dancers was drawn upon in order to highlight the diversity of marginal labour and to position the in-call sex trade industry within broader labour market conditions.
This report reflects the findings of a qualitative research project which examined the in-call se... more This report reflects the findings of a qualitative research project which examined the in-call sex trade work in Montreal and Toronto from the perspective of marginal labour. This approach immediately positions the study outside of questions of deviance and morality and instead draws attention to the ways laws and regulatory practices are mediated by, and interface with, stigma, labour process, and labour structure to condition the experience of labour. Data from an earlier qualitative research study of exotic dancers was drawn upon in order to highlight the diversity of marginal labour and to position the in-call sex trade industry within broader labour market conditions.
This report reflects the findings of a qualitative research project which examined the in-call se... more This report reflects the findings of a qualitative research project which examined the in-call sex trade work in Montreal and Toronto from the perspective of marginal labour. This approach immediately positions the study outside of questions of deviance and morality and instead draws attention to the ways laws and regulatory practices are mediated by, and interface with, stigma, labour process, and labour structure to condition the experience of labour. Data from an earlier qualitative research study of exotic dancers was drawn upon in order to highlight the diversity of marginal labour and to position the in-call sex trade industry within broader labour market conditions.